Sentence examples for availability set up from inspiring English sources

In Ghana (CS1) the teaching hospital substantially increased internet availability, set up a research office and provided seed funds for projects.

Paul volunteered and afterwards identified a gap between highly skilled personnel and their availability, setting up an organisation with Rodas shortly after returning.

Startups are fighting for global domination and local market share, which compels them to constantly localize their products, increase regional availability, and set up support centers.

Mr. Romney's aides decided on the charter flight from Colorado to Georgia that Mr. Romney would take questions from his traveling press corps — it had been exactly a week since he'd held such an availability — and they set up  a make-shift press conference on the tarmac as soon as he touched down in Atlanta.

To study the effect of sorption alone compared to the combined effect of sorption and biodegradation on pollutant availability, batches were set up with and without sodium azide addition which inhibits PAH biodegradation.

You can set up availability rules which ensure that you never lose control over your vehicle availability.

Don Maloney, the Rangers' assistant general manager, phoned Brooks on Thursday to check on Brooks's availability so the Rangers could set up an interview with him.

The factors could further be divided into two categories i) health facility barriers which includes a) availability of supplies, b) facility set up, and c) nature of services; and ii) Health provider barriers which includes a) lack of professionalism and b) inadequate number of health care providers.

This standardization coincided with the widespread availability of broadband Internet access, prompting people to set up wireless home networks.

She had set up a blog advertising her availability for appearances and modelling assignments to make use of her new-found notoriety.

The dependency of the different lineages in the coalition on one another thriving under particular selective pressures may be sufficient to set up a barrier to gene availability.